Dear professionals of the urban planning community...
I've recently been accepted to two programs for a MCP but am having trouble making my decision where to go. It's either Columbia University in New York City or University College London [Bartlett School] in London. My concentration is in urban planning for developing countries with an element in historic preservation. I was wondering if for international planning, does it make sense to go to London? Have any of you guys out there heard good things about the Bartlett School at UCL? Columbia seems to be more US-oriented. I'm also afraid that a UK degree might not be as recognizable when applying for research grants post graduation as opposed to a US degree...
Any advice would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!!
hl248
I've recently been accepted to two programs for a MCP but am having trouble making my decision where to go. It's either Columbia University in New York City or University College London [Bartlett School] in London. My concentration is in urban planning for developing countries with an element in historic preservation. I was wondering if for international planning, does it make sense to go to London? Have any of you guys out there heard good things about the Bartlett School at UCL? Columbia seems to be more US-oriented. I'm also afraid that a UK degree might not be as recognizable when applying for research grants post graduation as opposed to a US degree...
Any advice would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!!
hl248